• Born: 14 Aug 1839, Camborne, Cornwall ⁶
• Christened: 8 Feb 1840, Camborne, Cornwall ¹
• Married: 28 Jan 1867, Register Office, Redruth, Cornwall ^{2 3}
• Died: 20 Oct 1927, Chapel St., Camborne, Cornwall ^{4 5}

  Research Notes:

In 1871 Julia Thomas, aged 30, born in Camborne Cornwall, and husband Richd. Thomas, aged 29, born in St. Hilary Cornwall, tin miner, were living in Adelaide St., Camborne. With them were children (born in Camborne) James (2), and Elizabeth (1).

In 1881 Julia Thomas, aged 40, born in Camborne, and husband Richard Thomas, aged 39, born in Marazion Cornwall, tin miner, were at 13 Vyvyans Row, Camborne. Present were children (born in Camborne) James (12), miner's son, Elizabeth (10), miner's daughter, William (8), scholar, Edith (6), scholar, John (4), scholar, Arthur (2), and Annie (2 months).

In 1891 Julia Thomas, aged 50, born in Camborne, and husband Richard Thomas, aged 49, born in St. Hilary, tin miner, were in Vyvyans Row, Camborne. With them were children (born in Camborne) James (22), tin miner, Elizabeth (20), works at tin mine, William (18), tin miner, Edith (16), works at tin mine, John (14), works at tin mine, Arthur (12), works at tin mine, Annie (10), scholar

In 1901 Julia Thomas, aged 61, born in Camborne, widow, was living in Higher Vyvyans Row, Camborne. With her was daughter Annie (20) of Camborne, dressmaker with own account.

In 1911 Julia Thomas, aged 71, born in Camborne, widow (mother of 7 children, 3 deceased), was visiting William James & Ellen Ann Beckerleg in Station Road, Pool, Carn Brea, Illogan, Cornwall.

In 1921 Julia Thomas, aged 80 years 6 months, born in Camborne, widow, was with her daughter Annie Tangye and her family in Chapel St., Camborne.

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Julia Thomas died aged 87 years. ⁴

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The death took place on Thursday, at the residence of Mrs. G. B. Tangye, in Chapel-street, of Mrs. Julia Thomas, at an advanced age. The deceased was the widow of Mr. Richard Thomas, who died at Vyvyan-street thirty-two years ago, and mother of Messrs. Willie, Jack and Arthur Thomas, all deceased. She leaves one son and three daughters, Mr. James Thomas, of Wesley-street, Mrs. Smith, of Dawlish, Mrs. Walk of Plymouth, and Mrs. G. B. Tangye, of Chapel-street.

The Cornish Post and Mining News, Saturday, 22 Oct 1927, p. 5